- This manga-inspired Greenpeace video borrows from Hunger Games to get its point across
- “The Black Marble”: A New Satellite View of the Earth That Will Leave You In Awe
- Asterix: The Great Unsung Fantasy Hero
- China gets set to grow veggies on Mars — and plant the communist flag
- Never-seen Dark Knight concept art reveals the terrifying origins of the Joker’s Clown Gang
- Practice your silent ninja skills with the Franssen Effect audio illusion
- USA orders a World War 2 alien drama from Walking Dead producer
- Why US Air Corps servicemen were allowed to wear such badass bomber jackets in WWII
- After extensive mathematical modeling, scientist declares “Earth is F**ked”
- A Simple Chart That Explains Why Batman Would Have a Short Career
- One of the earliest victories in the war on science
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Sunday, December 9, 2012
io9 Roundup of Superhero, Political and Futurist Articles, Part 9
This weekend we've got a roundup of recent, relevant, and few just really cool,
articles from the science, science fiction and fantasy blog io9.com. This is the final part, and I hope you have enjoyed the articles.
Labels:
Aliens,
Anime,
Asterix,
Batman,
China,
Creationists,
Earth,
Greenpeace,
Hunger Games,
Joker,
Mars,
Ninja,
Science,
Space,
Video,
WWII
io9 Roundup of Superhero, Political and Futurist Articles, Part 6
- You can now watch the 1940s Fleischer Studios Superman cartoons online
- Cosplaying gentlemen assemble in skimpy versions of male superhero costumes
- Saudi Arabia implements electronic tracking system to monitor women’s movements
- How NASA might build its very first warp drive
- 19 science fiction movies that could change your life
- The Autobots thwart Megatron’s diabolical lunch plans in adorable new Kre-O Transformers short
- Why Smug Atheists Should Read More Science Fiction
- College application fees are a barrier to getting an education
- A Robot That You Can Train to Do Almost Anything
- Cosplayers go wild at Bangalore’s first-ever Comic Con
- A robot overlord’s most dangerous quality is not necessarily malevolence
- SpaceX founder unveils plan to send 80,000 people to Mars
- Terry Gilliam’s newest future dystopia is surprisingly colorful
- Captain Planet returns to kill off the rest of Earth’s human population
- The Ghostbusters finally get gender balanced
Labels:
Ads,
Atheism,
Captain Planet,
Cosplay,
Dystopia,
Education,
Film,
Ghostbusters,
Mars,
NASA,
Robots,
Saudi Arabia,
Science,
Science Fiction,
Space,
Space Travel,
Superman,
Transformers,
TV,
Video
Saturday, December 8, 2012
io9 Roundup of Superhero, Political and Futurist Articles, Part 4
This weekend we've got a roundup of recent, relevant, and few just really cool,
articles from the science, science fiction and fantasy blog io9.com. Stay tuned for all the parts.
- Gift Guide: Graphic Novels That Even Non-Comics Fans Will Love to Read
- Retro travel posters for the world’s top cryptozoological hot spots
- The 10 Books You Absolutely Must Read to Understand the History of Earth
- Humans can survive the harsh conditions found on Mars, scientists say
- “Heroes of Science” action figures are light on “action,” heavy on the “heroes”
- Why Marvel’s upcoming “Age of Ultron” may actually be the event that changes everything
- 21 Pictures that Sum Up the Whole History of Science Fiction
- Hitler’s forgotten attempt to build the world’s largest Olympic stadium
- The extremely tentative but potentially triumphant return of Rom: Spaceknight
- Marvel’s Cinematic Universe Mega-Set returns — and a new Thor alternate ending!
- Here are the most futuristic European cities that never existed
- Is this what students in Louisiana are learning about evolution?
Labels:
Action Figure,
Comics,
Cryptozoology,
Education,
Einstein,
Europe,
Evolution,
Film,
Futurism,
Gifts,
History,
Hitler,
Mars,
Marvel,
Rom: Spaceknight,
Science,
Science Fiction,
Tesla,
Travel
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